Ajana is this sand you are matching while walking or standing on the ground, it is a female spirit/ deity who is been referred as Nne ala, (mother earth) who has link with okike, (Aja ka eji kpuo mmadu)
it is spirit and consist of 3 parts
1) Aja Ala Ngwuru (Father’s compound spirit)
2) Aja Ala Mbara (Village spirit)
3) Aja Ala Obodo (Town’s Spirit)
This Aja ala ngwuru is in charge of every child born in that particular family, the ndi ichie in that ngwuru sees to the betterment of every child born in that ngwuru (family). Every ngwuru has spirit of Ajana that guides and fight for them, example, if your ancestors are known for inye ogwu, your ancestors (ndi ichie) will make sure that it does not leave your family, this is why, they will always choose who will be giving that aspect of healing, even if you are in church, they will come there and pull you back.
Aja ngwuru is also a healer, this is why, you will be sick in the town where you base and no medicine is actually working on you, some elders there will say, take this person to his or her village, (ukwu ya gba kwo du be nna ya), you will be surprise that immediately he or she returns, healing will occur, aja be nna na agwo oya.
Aja be nna is so powerful this is why some pastors will ask you to bring sand from your father’s house for prayers, they knew how powerful it is, if you ritually collect that sand and use it to bath for 7 days, many things about your life will turn positively if you are in good times with your ndi ichie.
Again, when someone is about to die from that family, Ajana will let ndi ichie of that ngwuru to know about it so that they can contact ndi egede of that ngwuru to see if that death can be averted, if it can, that is when you will start having a dream that someone from your family died because ndi ichie will look for someone that is close to them and reveal it to and equally tell that person how to avart it if it is dead projected by evil forces, onwu erughi eru (sudden death) or big trunk of a great tree will fall down, just to show that a great person is about to go back home, when you go to afa it will be reveal to dibia afa and ikpo chi olulu for that person will be administered and that person will be free from that sudden dead.
If it is the one that can not be avarted, there is nothing they can do maka na ukwa ruo oge ya odaa.
AJALA MBARA(VILLAGE SPIRIT)
This is that sand, from the beginning of your village land to the end, that aja (sand you are seeing is spirit) govern by mother earth, nne ala, ndi ichie of your village sees to the betterment of every child born in that village, if there is anything that will affect the village, it will be revealed to ezemuo through ogwugwu or ndi ichie of that town and it will be avarted, example, when another town is trying to bring misunderstanding or creating obor, it will be revealed to the village chief priest through ogwugwu or ndi ichie, and it will be avarted, or when it has to do with individual. Ndi Egede of that village also sees that every family in that village is comfortable in terms of ndu, ahu isi ike, omumu aku na uba. When you farm or run business or. nka na izu, you reap bountifully, when you do evil, alusi which is alukwusi will come after you. Igno ancestral deities hate evils.
AJA ALA OBODO
this is that sand that mark as boundary of your town, Ajala works with all the deities in your town to make sure that you are well protected, provided for and reap bountiful, the duty of ajana in this category is to make sure that the entire villages are well cared for, she works with equity and justice, deities of the town, she works with ndi egede too and ensure progress for the tow and everyone from that town even the nwa agabas ( ndi ikwu nne ha si na obodo ahu).
Every village has iru Ajala but a lot of people have destroyed their own, search for your village own, ask questions and always pay homepage to Ajala, you will be surprise on how far you will grow in life with ease.
When someone continued doing evil, Ajala is capable of striking the person down which will definitely lead to death….Seê _ Morê
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